In this paper, we examine some popular 'choice modelling'approaches to environmental
valuation, which can be considered as alternatives to more familiar valuation techniques …

Assessing the economic desirability of environmental policies requires estimating the value
of non-market commodities. In response, several valuation techniques have been …

This paper we outline the “choice experiment” approach to environmental valuation. This
approach has its roots in Lancaster's characteristics theory of value, in random utility theory …

Stated choice methods have been part of the tool kit of environmental economists for some
time, but were limited to contingent valuation methods. Recently, other varieties of stated …

This paper presents an empirical comparison of contingent valuation (CVM) and choice
experiments which are used to value environmental quality changes. Both of these methods …

The market stall, or valuation workshop, has recently been proposed as a way of addressing
some of the limitations of conventional stated preference analysis. In this paper, we attempt …

There is a growing literature on the design and use of stated choice experiments. Analysts
have developed sophisticated ways of analysing such data, using a form of discrete choice …

The focus of this unique collection of case studies is the validity and accuracy of benefit
transfer using choice modelling, rather than the traditional focus of transferring results from …

'... a very useful single source for those interested in environmental evaluation using choice
models.'-David A. Hensher, Australian Journal of Environmental Management'... this book …

Three criticisms of the contingent valuation method (CVM) are considered in this article. One
technique that would appear to answer such criticisms is choice modelling (CM). CM permits …